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Irish pharmacists warn against replacing prescription medicines with social media health trends
From collagen powders and natural supplements to LED light masks and AI advice, Irish community pharmacists have united to say misinformation is one of the biggest threats facing healthcare today.
Glanua raise over €25,000 for Féileacáin
Loughrea based water and wastewater engineering company, Glanua raises €25,350 for Féileacáin, a not for profit organisation that provides support to anyone affected by the death of a baby during or after pregnancy.
Europe's longest inland sailing race returns to the Corrib
The annual Cong-Galway Sailing Race will see sailors from across Ireland take to the waters of Lough Corrib and the River Corrib this Saturday.
Culture Company faces Dáil questions
Galway West TD John Connolly (FF) last week submitted a number of queries to ascertain what – if any - governance roles O’Donovan’s department has concerning the limited liability company set up to manage the legacy of Galway’s 2020 European City of Culture win, and especially fundraising for the local creative sector.
Council insists Cú Chulainn’s “man boobs” have attracted no comment in over a decade
Galway County Council has insisted that there has been no comment in over a decade about the statue of Cú Chulainn in Athenry that was slammed by an art expert for having “man boobs” in last week’s Advertiser.
What is happening to Arts education at University of Galway?
The Irish Times reported last March that academic staff at the University of Galway have said they were “blindsided” by a report proposing a reform of its arts degrees, with the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) warning of a potential dispute due to a “lack of engagement”.
Galway 2020 suits’ no-show at City Hall
Galway Culture Company has failed to fulfil five invitations over 18 months to present its activities to the city’s elected representatives.
Michael D slams University of Galway over Israeli ties
Former president Michael D Higgins has strongly criticised the University of Galway for its collaboration with an Israeli university that allegedly maintains close ties to defence contractors contributing to the ongoing genocide in Palestine.
Multiple Myeloma Ireland to host special Family Day in Galway
A sense of community, compassion, and shared understanding will take centre stage in Galway this month, as Multiple Myeloma Ireland hosts a special Family Day dedicated to raising awareness of Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis. Taking place on May 15 at the Connacht Hotel, the event promises a welcoming and supportive environment for patients, families, healthcare advocates, and the wider public.
